Kate can be instructed by solicitors through Chambers in the usual way and also accepts instructions direct from members of the public under the 'direct access' scheme to suit your individial needs.

She has a busy practice with particular expertise in providing professional advice and representation the following fields: representing parties in the Tax Tribunal, advising on partnership disputes, acting in boundary dispute matters and advising as to resulting, implied and constructive trusts. 

Kate is committed to achieving the best possible results for her clients and always ensures that they are provided with clear and pragmatic advice. It is important to mention that not every case will be suitable for direct access.

However, Kate is available to discuss your case and the best way forward for you. Sometimes this will be referral to a solicitor. Whilst there are some restrictions on the work a barrister can undertake on behalf of a client, instructing a barrister on a direct access basis tends to mean that you have more control over your case and that you are not paying for work that you are able to undertake yourself, which can add up to significant savings.